This is a typical case of a program "taking over" the control of the "associations"
of a certain file type.  In this case it seems it has only modified "some" of them.
Programs (when un-installed) will very often not set the associations back to what
they were from another previous "add in" type of program... Sometimes it is
fairly easy to restore "windows default" associations.
I think the easiest way to correct this problem would be to re-install Microsoft Plus.
                   Rick
----- Original Message -----
From: "Gary W South" <[log in to unmask]>
> I have a 300MHz Pentium II running Windows 98 SE. My default CD player was CD
> deluxe from Microsoft Plus. I installed a jukebox program and then
> uninstalled it. Since then I can't get my CD Deluxe to autoplay CDs. The auto
> run box is checked in Tweak UI. But when I insert an audio CD, it opens an
> explorer window with all the tracks listed. I can double click a track and it
> will start the Deluxe CD player. How do I get it to automatically play again
> without opening this explorer window?

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